Will this replacement bulb work with rechargeable batteries or will it blow like the P60s?
28025
my flashlight uses cr123 it works fine with the batteries I use. but as I stated my batteries are NOT re-charged.
28026
Voltage range is 2.7-9 volts, so it can take 1- 3.7V (4.2V charged ) or 2-3.7V ( combined in series 8.4V charged) Li-Ion rechargeable batteries. P60 drop-in modules don't "blow" if you don't exceed their specific input voltage limits. The max input voltage for this module is 9 volts, so you can use a maximum of 2- 3.7V (2x 4.2V charged =8.4V total ) Li-Ion batteries, e.g. 2-rcr123 (16340) or 2- 18350 or 2-18500 or 2-18650 etc., depending on your light. Hope this helps you. Remember to make sure that if you are using 2 Li-Ion batteries in series, that both are the same manufacturer, age and especially the same voltage! No kidding! Voltage range is 2.7-9 volts, so it can take 1- 3.7V (4.2V charged ) or 2-3.7V ( combined in series 8.4V charged) Li-Ion rechargeable batteries. P60 drop-in modules don't "blow" if you don't exceed their specific input voltage limits. The max input voltage for this module is 9 volts, so you can use a maximum of 2- 3.7V (2x 4.2V charged =8.4V total ) Li-Ion batteries, e.g. 2-rcr123 (16340) or 2- 18350 or 2-18500 or 2-18650 etc., depending on your light. Hope this helps you. Remember to make sure that if you are using 2 Li-Ion batteries in series, that both are the same... » Read More Voltage range is 2.7-9 volts, so it can take 1- 3.7V (4.2V charged ) or 2-3.7V ( combined in series 8.4V charged) Li-Ion rechargeable batteries. P60 drop-in modules don't "blow" if you don't exceed their specific input voltage limits. The max input voltage for this module is 9 volts, so you can use a maximum of 2- 3.7V (2x 4.2V charged =8.4V total ) Li-Ion batteries, e.g. 2-rcr123 (16340) or 2- 18350 or 2-18500 or 2-18650 etc., depending on your light. Hope this helps you. Remember to make sure that if you are using 2 Li-Ion batteries in series, that both are the same manufacturer, age and especially the same voltage! No kidding! « Show Less
1783184
They also work for Dorcy flashlights, however the first time I put the new battery in it blew out my lightbulb, I ended up having to buy new bulbs and now the lights work fine
2028862
Yes , I am certain you can use rechargeable batteries in this lamp ; however in my experience rechargeable batteries are not very long lasting and will eventually not accept a charge . I stick to fresh regular D batteries and they work just fine .
708578
I would say no. This battery is designed to live on the charger. I have had a halogen one for years. It is the best flashlight ever. The battery pack died once. I mailed everything back to Mag and they fixed it for like $10.00. This is the best flashlight and should be the last flashlight you will ever need.
2067635
Hello, they use the 18650 rechargeable 3.7v battery, and depending on the bulb, they could also use the (RCR123) 16340. The former is one, whereas the latter two. Hope that helps, you can find specials where the battery charger comes with batteries. If the bulb isn't 3.7v - 14v, if you try the 16340's, even though they should work (correct volts / amps) you'll probably blow the bulb. Those batteries take their own specificway chargers. Take care.
1991952
Its 0.5-watt bulb is protected behind a shatter-resistant lens and is ... 100,000 hours, so you don't have to worry about replacing it very often. If I ever have to, I would go to BatteriesPlus.com
203112
I haven't tried re-chargeable AAA batteries in the Remix headlamp. However, I don't see a functional reason for why you couldn't try them. It is my experience that I have been getting about 10 -12 hours of use between replacing the standard Duracell / Energizer batteries. I roughly use the high and low settings an equal amount of the time. I have been pleased with the performance of this product.
1776462
The bulb can be replaced It has a standard socket and would use up to 60 W incandescent
667961
I have a old battery pack that would not take a charge. it has 18650 F 22 cells (X6) Google 18650 F 22 it shows Li ion cells . . they are 3 volts the voltage protection card limits discharge to 8.4 volts so it doesn't damage the bulb. you are asking me to remember my electronics from 1967 so I am a little rusty but you wind up with three batteries in series X 2 and you parallel the each 3 cell battery to get 6000 ma
1974458
The manual says it uses a 6volt 8.4 watt bulb. I think any electronic store should help. And book states to be carful when removing the bulb as it is under high pressure. Hope this helps.
1039654
If the Halogen Bulb works in a standard Incandescent Fixture (120V) it should work fine.
744399
Yes, it will work fine, except the bulb will be less bright than when used with 12 volts.
1589667
Dear Customer, Please note that this light only works with 18650 battery. 18650 batteries are very available in the market, by brands like Sony, Panasonic etc. You may want to purchase an extra battery to complement the one shipped with the light. In the near future Cycle Beam may offer individual replacement 18650 batteries in our webstore to make it even easy for our customers to get it. Hope that I answered your question.
1628237
It should. However it has a plug end and we just put in in a receptacle. It is 110 VAC. If your current is different you will just need to change the bulbs to local ones.
1783183
Not sure, I'm still using original batteries that came with the light. The bulb is an led.
1744276
No, will this not work in a standard 120 house lamp. It will work with a nine volt battery - I rigged up a nice battery powered lamp for power outages.
347312
The bulbs are LED's, so shouldn't require replacement. Yes, batteries are replaceable, and are standard, nickel metal hydride, AAA cells. The original batteries are 1.5v, 600, that will power the lights for 10-12 hours. After about 6 months, I started replacing the original batteries with 1000 mah cells, after some of the lights started to peter out before dawn.